OK,
I should have made it a bit more clear
I know I can use traceroute, whois,
(arin, apnic, ripe)
I was just wondering if anyone had an easy
way to determine the physical country source
of a list of IP addresses (but as I said
originally - a non-manual method!)
I would like to be able to distribute
a list of IP addresses to country
sources for a web site I do some work
for. Their current system already
produces reports based on country but
I would be surprised if it is actually
correct.
I also get port scans almost every day
but I ignore them coz I couldn't be
bothered doing manual lookups and of
course EVERY ISP I have sent a message
to regarding port scans has ignored me.
Jack, thanks for broadcasting my home
address :-( I did know how to lookup
who owns a domain - have had to do that
in the past - but that doesn't mean
anything - it is only traceroute that
gives a true path to an IP address
e.g. one of the domains I host is
owned by someone in the USA, but the
IP address is here is AU
Basically, the question is:
Has someone written something that gets
info from ARIN, APNIC & RIPE and
can correctly identify the country an
IP address comes from?
-Cheers
-Andrew
--
MS ... if only he hadn't been hang gliding!
> From: "Jack Bowling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> > My domain is k1k2.com but it is nowhere
>> > near the USA
>>
>> $ whois k1k2.com
>
> Jack, Andrews was a quick hack. Now, where did "210.205.191.254" come
> from? (Other than that it is likely a formal name server or gateway
> machine given the .254 address and that it is an NT machine.)
>
> (Hint, my methods place it somewhere in Korea....)
>
> {^_-}
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